Huang Geng
Huang Geng
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Huang Geng, born on July 10, 1970 in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, is a member of the national team and a long jumper of China.
Sports career
In August 1988, he selected the national track and field training team under the guidance of Feng Shuyong. In July 1995, he was selected into the national track and field team and participated in the fifth world track and field championship. In September 1995, he was selected into the national track and field team and participated in the 11th Asian Track and field championship. In June 1996, he was selected into the national track and field team to participate in the Olympic Games in Atlanta.
In May 1997, he was selected into the national track and field team to participate in the second East Asian Games. He was selected into the national track and field team in July 1997, and later failed to participate in the world track and Field Championships due to injury. In December 1997, he was selected into the national track and field training team to prepare for the Asian Games.
Career data
In September 1994, he took part in the international track and field competition held in Tokyo, Japan, and won the men's long jump title by beating world record holder Powell with 7.90 meters. In October 1994, he took part in the 12th Asian Games held in Hiroshima, Japan, and won the men's long jump title with 8.34 meters, breaking the record of the Asian Games. The gold medal won is the 100th gold medal of the Chinese delegation in the Asian Games.
In March 1995, he took part in the 5th World Indoor Track and Field Championships held in Madrid and won the eighth place in the men's long jump with the result of 7.83 meters.
In May 1995, he took part in the national track and Field Championship held in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province. He won the men's long jump champion with 8.38 meters and broke the Asian record of long jump.
On May 4, 1995, he took part in the international track and field competition in Shizuoka, Japan, and won the first place in the men's long jump with a score of 8.15 meters.
In August 1995, he took part in the fifth world track and Field Championships held in Gothenburg and won the seventh place in the men's long jump with a score of 7.94 meters.
On September 21, 1995, he took part in the Asian Track and Field Championships held in Jakarta, Indonesia. He won the men's long jump champion with 8.26 meters and broke the record of the Asian Track and Field Championships.
On February 9, 1996, he took part in the 12th International Indoor Track and field competition in Madrid and won the fifth place in the men's long jump with a score of 7.86 meters.
On February 27, 1996, in the '96 Tianjin International Indoor Track and field Invitational Competition and the indoor track and field competition of China, Japan and South Korea, he broke the Asian record of indoor men's long jump with a score of 8.23 meters.
On April 21, 1996, he took part in the national track and field Grand Prix held in Shanghai and won the second place in the men's long jump with a score of 7.83 meters.
On May 3, 1996, he took part in the international track and field competition held in Shizuoka, Japan, and won the first place in the men's long jump with a score of 8.21 meters.
On July 29, 1996, he took part in the track and field competition of the Olympic Games in Atlanta and won the ninth place in the men's long jump with the result of 7.99 meters.
On February 8, 1997, he took part in the international indoor track and field competition held in Qianqiao, Japan and won the fourth place in the men's long jump with the result of 7.96 meters.
On February 23, 1997, he took part in the Sino Japanese indoor track and field competition held in Tianjin and won the second place in the men's long jump with a score of 7.92 meters.
On May 17, 1997, he took part in the track and field competition of the second East Asian Games in South Korea and won the second place in the men's long jump with a score of 8.03 meters.
On October 23, 1997, he took part in the track and field competition of the Eighth National Games in Shanghai and won the first place in the men's long jump with a score of 8.05 meters.
Award winning record
In February 1996, he was rated as one of the top ten track and field athletes in China in 1995.
In May 1996, he was awarded as the best athlete in the "Dewey Cup" in 1995.
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